Chapter

 1  1,2|    Dutch. They, at least in the case of Aristides, contented
 2  2,3|      forced from him. In either case he is lost, and so are we.
 3  3,1|         fine distinction in the case of a man whom, I assure
 4  8,1|        eyes, that's a different case altogether." ~"At all events,"
 5  9,1|      better to recognise him in case he should be ordered to
 6 10,1|       her the true state of the case and, ashamed of her first
 7 11,1|         added to the parcel, in case of accidents, a certificate
 8 11,1|    lover of politics; in either case, he has told us a falsehood;
 9 11,1|        lies the enormity of the case. As Cornelius van Baerle
10 16,1| possible precaution, so that in case of a failure we may not
11 16,1|        as our last resource, in case our first two experiments
12 19,2|         drinking. ~This was the case on the fourth day. ~It was
13 26,1|        he had orders, in such a case, to spare the tulip. ~But
14 26,2|        country; I will hear the case and administer justice." ~"
15 29,1|       to its full extent in the case of a prisoner named Mathias,
16 31,2|       one who had grown it. ~In case this hero should make his
17 32,1|         whom I know." ~"In this case," said the officer, "the